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England On This Day
Tom Gardner
born in Huyton
Harry Clifton
born
in Newburn
Bernard Wilkinson
dies in Sheffield age 71 years
1851
1907
1910
1913
1914
1916
1918
1923
1933
1936
1938
1949
Pelham von Donop
is baptised in Portsea
Matt Kingsley
's youngest son, Sydney, is born
FA Tour of South Africa
West.Province 0 England 13
Harold Halse
signs for Chelsea FC
Tommy Smart
is discharged from the army
Hugh Moffat
is discharged from the army
Jimmy Seed
marries Annie Teasdale in Consett
Ernie Williamson
's son, Kenneth, is born
Hugh Adcock
's son, Hugh, is born
Billy Furness
' son, John, is born
Eric Stephenson marries Olive Cook in Leeds
End-of-Season European tour match
272
Switzerland
0 England 3
[0-1]
Hardturm Stadion, Zürich
(32,000)
1952
Sewell, Lofthouse
(2)
AW
England win in Switzerland for first time since 1933
Alf Young
resigns as Huddersfield Town AFC manager
1958
England name their WCF squad
End-of-Season tour match
334
United States
1 England 8
[1-1]
Wrigley Field, Los Angeles
(13,000-15,000)
1959
Murphy
Bradley,
Flowers
(2)
,
Charlton
(3 (1 pen))
, Kevan
, Haynes
AW
Billy Wright's final appearance for England
1964
1969
1971
amateur
England 3 France 4 in Genoa
under 23
Portugal 1 England 1 in Madeira
FA Tour of Polynesia
Canterbury 2 England 6
youth
USSR 1 England 1 in Prague
US Bicentennial Cup match
502
England 3
Italy
2
[0-2]
Yankee Stadium, New York City
(40,650)
1976
Channon
(2)
, Thompson
Graziani (2)
NW
England come back from 2-0 down to win the match
USA Bicentennial Cup
Team America 0 Brazil 2
British Championship
509
Northern Ireland
1 England 2
[1-1]
Windsor Park, Belfast
(35,000)
1977
McGrath
Channon, Tueart
AW
England win in Belfast for first time since 1973
1979
youth
England 2 West Germany 0 in Salzburg
British Championship
577
Northern Ireland
0
England
0
[0-0]
Windsor Park, Belfast
(22,000 to <30,000)
1983
AD
England draw in Northern Ireland for first time since 1975
1986
unofficial
Monterrey 1 England 4
Friendly match
635
Switzerland
0 England 1
[0-0]
Stade Olympique de la Pontaise, Lausanne
(10,000)
1988
Lineker
AW
England win in Switzerland for first time since 1975
under 21
Switzerland 1 England 1 in Lausanne
Kyle Walker
born in Sheffield
John Stones
born in Barnsley
Phil Foden
born in Stockport
1990
1992
1993
1994
1996
1999
2000
2001
2004
under 21
France 0 England 0 in Aubagne
under 21
Poland 1 England 4 at Jastrzębie-Zdrój
under 21
Angola 2 England 0 in Cuers
England announce squad for Sweden & Bulgaria
Greece announce a revised squad against England
The Wembley Arch is raised into position
Tour of United States match
827
United States
1 England 2
[0-2]
Soldier Field, Chicago
(42,637/47,637)
2005
Dempsey
Richardson
(2)
AW
Seven BME Players start creating a new record
National Game XI
England 3 Scotland 2 at Midleton
Friendly match
863
England 2
United States
0
[1-0]
The National Stadium, Wembley
(71,233)
2008
Terry, Gerrard
HW
Third victory in a row over the Americans
under 19
England 1 Serbia 0 in Barysaw
Alan Thompson
announces his retirement
2010
2012
2013
2014
2015
2017
2023
2024
under 19
England 4 Bosnia & Herzegovina 0 in Kiev
France awarded the 2016 Euro Finals
Italy finalise their ECF squad
Ashley Cole to captain England against Ireland
under 20
England 1 Korea 1 in Aubagne
C
Hungary U19 4 England 2 at Újpest
under 20
England 3 Morocco 3 in Toulon
West Ham United FC release
Carlton Cole
again
C
England 2 Panjab 1 in Solihull
under 20
Iraq 0 England 0 in La Plata
Serbia announce their ECF squad
Opposition On This Day
BIRTHS
DEATHS
& APPOINTMENTS
Don McLeod (Scotland)
László Sternberg (Hungary)
Jean-Pierre Weisgerber (Luxembourg)
Wynne Compton (Wales)
official John Kelly (Chorley)
goalkeeper Ljubomir Lovrić (Yugoslavia)
Agustín Gaínza (Spain)
George Aitken (Scotland)
Billy Ferguson (Northern Ireland)
goalkeeper Eduard Treijtel (Netherlands)
Paolo Amodio (Luxembourg)
Yulián Anchico (Colombia)
Alexandru Pascenco (Moldova)
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2003
Yugoslavia becomes Serbia & Montenegro
England's Record on 28th May
Venue
P
W
D
L
F
A
GD
FTS
CS
FAv
AAv
Pts%
W/L
Home
1
1
0
0
2
0
+2
0
1
2.00
0.00
100.0
+1
Away
6
5
1
0
16
3
+13
1
3
2.667
0.50
91.7
+5
Neutral
1
1
0
0
3
2
+1
0
0
3.00
2.00
100.0
+1
8
7
1
0
21
5
+16
1
4
2.625
0.625
93.8
+7
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